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Iceland’s Tourism Boom Isn’t Over, But The Strategy Has Changed

Posted on June 16, 2026
By Forbes
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Iceland’s Tourism Boom Isn’t Over, But The Strategy Has Changed

Adventure travel in Iceland continues to attract tourists from around the world, but new tourism management plans will try to halt the impact of overtourism.